Six-inch mango mousse cake
Overview
This recipe is a combination of recipes from many masters. The oil and sugar have been reduced. I only have one gelatine sheet left and only one pack of gelatine powder. This is why my mousse uses not only gelatine sheets but also gelatine powder.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Crush the digestive biscuits with a rolling pin, the more crumbly the better.
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Melt the butter in the microwave for one minute.
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Pour the biscuit crumbs into the butter and mix evenly.
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Pour into a six-inch chiffon mold, compact the cookie crumbs with the end of a rolling pin, and place in the refrigerator for half an hour.
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Add the cream to the sugar and beat until 50% fluffy.
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Dissolve gelatin powder with appropriate amount of warm water.
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Blend the mango into a puree using a wall breaker.
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Heat the puree, pour in the melted gelatine powder and sugar, and stir thoroughly to dissolve.
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Then mix the cream and puree together, and mix into a mousse using a stir or Z-shape technique.
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Take out the refrigerated biscuit crumbs from the refrigerator, pour half of the mousse liquid into it, and add the mango pieces.
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Pour the remaining mousse liquid in, gently shake out the air bubbles, and put it in the refrigerator for more than two hours.
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Soak the gelatine slices in water for three minutes and add mango puree.
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Heat the mango puree and soaked gelatine slices together until melted.
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When the mirror is slightly cool, pour it into the cake mold and refrigerate it for more than four hours, preferably overnight, and the mousse will be more perfect.
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When the time is up, take it out of the refrigerator, place a cup under the cake mold to release it, and use a hair dryer to blow hot air around the mold for about ten seconds to release it.
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Then add mango slices for decoration, you can decorate as you like!
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Cut into pieces and try! The texture is delicate and tastes like ice cream!
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Look at this perfect cut!